Metal Church - Live at Rock Hard 2016 (Rockpalast) album cover

Metal Church

Live at Rock Hard 2016 (Rockpalast)

Year2026
GenreHeavy Metal, Power Metal, Thrash Metal
LabelMIG
CountryWorldwide
StatusOfficial

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Tracklist

  1. Fake Healer (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:54)
  2. In Mourning (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (6:07)
  3. Start the Fire (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (3:50)
  4. Reset (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (3:56)
  5. Gods of Second Chance (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:46)
  6. Date With Poverty (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:40)
  7. No Tomorrow (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:00)
  8. Watch the Children Pray (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:56)
  9. No Friend of Mine (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (7:42)
  10. Killing Your Time (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:08)
  11. Beyond the Black (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (6:48)
  12. Badlands (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (7:41)
  13. The Human Factor (live in Gelsenkirchen 2016) (5:52)

About the Band

Metal Church is a United States heavy metal band formed in 1980. The band's genre includes heavy metal and power metal. Current members include Kurdt Vanderhoof on guitar, Steve Unger on bass guitar, Rick Van Zandt on guitar, and Stet Howland on membranophone. Metal Church has released several studio albums under the label MIG, including Metal Church (1984) and A Light in the Dark (2006).

Source: MusicBrainz

Album Review

Metal Church's 'Live at Rock Hard 2016 (Rockpalast)' captures the essence of the band's iconic heavy metal sound with a blistering live performance. The energy and power emanating from the stage are palpable, immersing the listener in a sea of headbanging riffs and soaring vocals. The production quality is top-notch, allowing each instrument to shine through the mix while maintaining the raw intensity of a live show. Standout tracks like 'Start the Fire' and 'Watch the Children Pray' showcase Metal Church at their best, delivering unforgettable performances that will leave fans craving more. This album serves as a testament to the band's enduring legacy in the metal scene, solidifying their status as pioneers of heavy metal, power metal, and thrash metal.

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